| Cluster them with snapdragons, primroses, forget-me-nots and alyssum in mixed beds or in containers. |
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| Spring flowering plants that grow well in baskets located in a sunny spot include alyssum, lobelia, pansies, primulas and bedding begonias. |
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| White and purple alyssum, with its honey scent, is a great butterfly flower, and blue lobelia is popular with bees. |
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| Reserve some space for colorful annuals like zinnia, marigold, calendula, alyssum, and cosmos. |
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| Petunias, vinca vine, blue lobelia and alyssum all filled out quickly to cover the box. |
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| The slickspot peppergrass, which resembles the garden flower sweet alyssum, is conserved by three different conservation measures. |
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| It's a tiny piece of lawn ringed with a bed of alyssum, purple wandering jew groundcover, aloes, wild garlic and other assorted plants. |
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| In the backyard, annual pansies, alyssum, vincas, and silver-edged ornamental kale fill the beds under crab apples and pines. |
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| Low growing annuals such as pansy. violas. alyssum and dwarf Virginian stock are a beautiful accompaniment to bulbs and practical as well. |
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| To prolong bloom time on pansies, stock, sweet alyssum, snapdragons and other cool-weather plants, clip off flowers as they fade. |
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| White cyclamen, snapdragons, petunias and alyssum are cool-season annuals you can add now. |
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| These cheerful plants do equally well in window boxes or garden pots and can be combined with spring seedlings such as pansies, violas, alyssum, Virginian stocks or lobelias. |
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| For sunny areas, you have an even wider choice: alyssum, sedum, thyme, bloodred geranium or shrubs such as cotoneaster, juniper or barberry. |
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| She grows low or trailing annuals like alyssum, lobelias, and petunias along the edges of the beds, with taller cosmos, poppies, and zinnias behind. |
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| Hoverflies live in the alyssum and need a source of aphids to feed their young, so they lay their eggs in the lettuce. |
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| Dr. Brennan is studying the most effective configuration of lettuce and alyssum beds. |
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| Larkspur and lavender, bee balm and verbena, clematis and sweet alyssum bloom here, as if they have freely self-seeded in the concrete. |
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| Some gardeners are sniffy about lobelia, but it is not lobelia's fault that it is so often used with white alyssum as a polka-dot path edging. |
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| Flowers by turn rise and fall all summer — foxglove, sweet alyssum, bee balm. |
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| The pond is fringed with sweet alyssum, Vinca minor, and woolly thyme. |
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| The most commonly planted rockery flowers are aubretia and alyssum. |
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| Among seeds that need light to germinate are ageratum, California poppy, gaillardia, coleus, columbine, love-in-a-mist, snapdragon, Shasta daisy, strawflower, sweet alyssum and sweet rocket. |
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| The treatment of choice for commercial organic lettuce is to plant an ornamental flower called alyssum among lettuce beds, taking up 5 to 10 percent of the total field. |
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| Examples include juniper, broom, honeysuckle, alyssum, stonecrop and throatwort. |
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| The smell of wall-flower and sweet alyssum rose from the garden, and the inexpressible freshness of the daffodils. |
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| Trim back the rockery plants aubrieta, yellow alyssum and arabis when they have finished flowering. |
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| Soften borders by tucking in some low, mounding plants, such as catmint, Sanvitalia, and sweet alyssum. |
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| These include pansies, calendula, foxgloves, stock, sweet alyssum, chrysanthemums, sweet peas, snapdragons and asters. |
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| Small-flowered plants like sweet alyssum, yarrow and herbs in the carrot family are often visited by insect species that prey on aphids lit the lady beetle, the lacewing and syrphid flies. |
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| Sweet alyssum is grown for white flowers all summer long, but also enjoy the soft scent. |
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| Pansies, sweet alyssum, lobelia and miniature roses all create that country garden look in small scale. |
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| It has many tiny white flowers and most closely resembles the garden flower sweet alyssum. |
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| Use dependable annuals such as busy lizzies, cosmos, cleome, nicotiana, sweet alyssum and petunia in containers to draw your eye when daylight dims. |
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| On the steps leading up to the museum entrance, the problem of large container planting has been solved with the simple combination of trailing rosemary and sweet alyssum. |
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| In zones 15-17, also plant frost-tender cineraria, nemesia, and schizanthus, or sow seeds of baby blue eyes, forget-me-nots, sweet alyssum, sweet peas, and wildflowers. |
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